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In page Violence against LGBTQ people:

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The Torah, which contains the basis for the law codes of Judaism, contains, among prohibitions against a variety of sexual relationships in Leviticus, with one verse of prohibition against male-male intercourse in Leviticus 18:22. To contextualize the emphasis biblical authors had for this prohibition compare it to Leviticus 18:19's prohibition against a man having intercourse with a menstruous woman or the eight verses of Numbers 35:1-8 spent on describing city planning. A violent criminal penal code regarding same-sex intercourse is prescribed in the Middle Assyrian Law Codes (1075 BCE), stating: "If a man lays down with his own brethren, when they have prosecuted and convicted him, they shall stay with him and turn him into a eunuch".[citation needed]